Dementia care works on routine. The same face, at the same time, doing things in the same order does more than any single intervention we could offer — which is why memory support is scheduled with a fixed caregiver and fixed hours, and why we resist changing either.
Our memory-care caregivers are trained specifically for the late-afternoon and early-evening hours that families find hardest. Every household gets a home safety review covering wandering risk, stair lighting, stove isolation and bathroom grab rails before the first paid visit.
A registered nurse reviews the plan fortnightly and sits in on the ninety-day review with the family and the treating doctor.
